Subaru STARLINK Security Fiasco: Hackers Hijack Cars and Data!
Subaru STARLINK flaw left the door wide open for hackers to remote-start cars, access customer data, and even track your Subaru’s every move. Researchers found that just an employee email was enough for a virtual joyride. Subaru patched up, but not before a lot of digital tire screeching.
Hot Take:
Forget fast and furious, Subaru’s STARLINK just turned into the ultimate remote control car experience, but not in a good way! It’s like handing the keys to your car to a hacker with a penchant for pranks. Time to change the locks, Subaru!
Key Points:
- Subaru’s STARLINK had a vulnerability allowing remote vehicle control and tracking.
- The flaw was found in the admin portal, allowing account takeovers.
- Researchers bypassed two-factor authentication to gain access.
- Personal and vehicle data were at risk, including location history.
- Subaru patched the vulnerability within 24 hours of notification.
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